How to Improve Your Childs Behavior

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Solutions for Difficult Oppositional Defiant Children & Teens

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Read More or Download Entire Audio/Video at www.TotalLifeCounseling.com Testimonial-”Your information is valuable for any parent, grandparent, teacher, counselor, etc. I feel as if I have found a gold mine of information. I am a long time high school teacher working on a high school counseling credential in order to work in a different capacity at the school site.” PS “I thoroughly enjoyed your explanation of the emergence of “the adolescent” in history.” Diana, Teacher-Newport Beach, Calif. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee DOWNLOAD NOW: TotalLifeCounseling.com Yell Less, Say No less, and have peace in your home. This is a preview video to a 2 hour video. Jim West is an international keynote speaker, nationally certified and Florida state licensed counselor. He has helped thousands of familys deal with stubborn, oppositional defiant students. This video is available on DVD or download the video or audio and listen on your MP3 player or computer. DOWNLOAD ENTIRE 130 MINUTE VIDEO INSTANTLY AT TotalLifeCounseling.com Oppositional Defiance Symptoms Losing one’s temper Arguing with adults Actively defying requests Refusing to follow rules Deliberately annoying other people Blaming others for one’s own mistakes or misbehavior Being touchy, easily annoyed Being easily angered, resentful, spiteful, or vindictive. Speaking harshly, or unkind when upset Seeking revenge Having frequent temper tantrums Many parents report that their Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD) children were rigid

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Why does an addict cling to a behavioral addiction?

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It’s part and parcel of why it’s so difficult, is because you have pushed away more adaptable, healthier ways to feel good. You have nothing left, you don’t have your family, you don’t have your job, you don’t have your bank account. Well, you’ve got this one little, miniscule way of coping with life, of feeling good and you return to it over and over again because you don’t have anything left. People with a healthy life have a multitude, I call it a 5 finger approach to life, if they have a little problem with their spouse, they turn to another way of feeling good. But over time that 5 finger approach turns to a 1 finger approach, which we are calling an addiction. It’s the only way they know how to bring about a good feeling now, they don’t have any other resources. For more information visit http://www.aaalternatives.com

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Why is it so difficult to give up a behavioral addiction?

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During the course of involvement in an addiction and we start to give up friendships and ballgames and other ways of feeling good. We go through a process I call “unlearning.” We unlearn ways of coping with life. I work with many people that knew how to ask a girl to dance and by the age of thirty they are afraid to. They have unlearned through the course of the addiction working efficiently, effectively, predictably, how to do that. They have unlearned how to go and enjoy a ball team, how to cope with life, how to do hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of things they knew at the age of fifteen, but by the age of thirty, they no longer know how to do because they didn’t work as efficiently and effectively as their drug of choice. So, they are now in a stage of unlearning. They feel completely handcuffed, not only by the reinforcement of knowing how to feel good, but by the resources that they once had, or the resources that they would have used or learned at 18, 19, 20, never were developed. For more information visit http://www.aaalternatives.com

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